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MatarikiMatariki Events

Throughout Matariki we learn about those who came before us: our history, our family, our bones. Matariki celebrates the diversity of life. It's a celebration of culture, language, spirit and people. Matariki is our Aotearoa Pacific New Year.

CloakTe Ara Hou - The New Pathway

Our new bicultural plan Te Ara Hou is the end result of an extensive review of our existing bicultural plan called Ngā Tapuwae Hou signifying New footsteps. Te Ara Hou, the new pathway signifies that the footsteps have extended far enough to describe a pathway and a consolidated direction for further work in this area.

Hana won the iPodMaking Christchurch City Libraries a Welcoming Place for People of All Ethnic and Cultural Backgrounds

Research into Christchurch residents’ perception of staff, services, the physical space, what they use libraries for, and whether they view Christchurch City Libraries as a welcoming place with particular focus on Māori, Pacifica and Chinese.